Acting
Helen Haye
EN, XX cinema · 44 credits
Born
27 August 1874
Died
1 September 1957 (aged 83)
Birthplace
Assam Province, British India
Also known as Helen Hay
Helen Haye was born on August 28, 1874, in Assam Province, British India. She was an actress, known for 'The Frightened Lady (1940)', 'The 39 Steps (1935)', and 'Drake the Pirate (1935)'. She was married to Ernest Attenborough. She died on September 1, 1957, in London, England, UK.
Known for
Filmography
The Gypsy and the Gentleman
as Caroline Ayrton
Action of the Tiger
as Countess Valona
My Teenage Daughter
as Aunt Louisa Black
Hobson's Choice
as Mrs. Hepworth
Lilacs in the Spring
as Lady Drayton
Front Page Story
as Susan's Mother
Anastasia
1953
Anastasia
as The Dowager Empress of Russia
Conspirator
as Lady Witheringham
Third Time Lucky
as Old Lady
Anna Karenina
as Countess Vronsky
Mine Own Executioner
as Lady Maresfield
Mrs. Fitzherbert
as Lady Sefton
The Cradle Song
1947
The Cradle Song
as The Prioress
A Place of One's Own
as Florence Manning-Tutthorn
Madonna of the Seven Moons
as Mother Superior
Fanny by Gaslight
as Mrs. Somerford
The Man in Grey
as Lady Rohan
Dear Octopus
1943
Dear Octopus
as Dora Randolph
Kipps
as Mrs. Walshingham
The Case of the Frightened Lady
as Lady Lebanon
The Spy in Black
as Mrs. Sedley
A Girl Must Live
as Aunt Primrose
Riding High
1939
Riding High
as Miss Ada Broadbent
St. Martin's Lane
as Selina
Wings of the Morning
as Aunt Jenepher
Cotton Queen
as Margaret Owen
The Girl in the Taxi
as Delphine
The 39 Steps
as Louisa Jordan
The Dictator
as Queen Mother Juliana
Drake of England
as Lady Lennox
It's a Boy
1934
It's a Boy
as Mrs. Bogle
This Week of Grace
as Lady Warmington
Her First Affaire
1932
Her First Affaire
as Lady Brogden
The Skin Game
as Mrs. Hillcrist
Brown Sugar
as Lady Knightsbridge
The Officers' Mess
1931
The Officers' Mess
as Mrs. Harbottle
The Nipper
as Lady Sevenoaks
Knowing Men
as Korah's Aunt (Marquise de Jaurmais)
Atlantic
as Clara Tate-Hughes
The Skin Game
as Mrs. Hillcrist
Bleak House
as Miss Barbay
Masks and Faces
1917
Masks and Faces
as Dame Best